RG
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| Posted: 04/01/2003, 1:46 PM |
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Uploading doesn't work if the entry "File Folder" in the Fileupload properties is a relative path. Absolute paths work properly. I tried "myfolder", "/myfolder", "myfolder/", "/myfolder/", "\myfolder", "myfolder\" and "\myfolder\". I'm using JSP, does anyone have a hint for me?
Thanks
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PvD
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| Posted: 04/08/2003, 9:37 AM |
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I have the same problem using the ASP/VBscript component.
In addition to the formats you tried, I also tried "./myfolder", ".\myfolder", "./myfolder/" and ".\myfolder\" .
All the absolute paths work fine, but as soon as I use a relative path, the resulting page is just plain white with no contents. The HTML shows only empty header and body tags.
Since I use a different languague that you do, it seems that the bug (?) is not language related.
Perhaps someone can shed a light on this?
Peter
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RG
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| Posted: 04/08/2003, 12:25 PM |
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I believe in your case there is something else wrong. In my case it brings the validation error "the path to ... not found" etc. I am either one step behind you or I have a different problem.
In the case of empty pages I found that some elements like "seperators" in the grids and forms could cause that.
Anyways, Yes told me to use absolute paths!
To make it more dynamic I would try to put the path in the properties file and parse it from there in the runtime.
Good luck
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Karen
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| Posted: 04/09/2003, 12:37 AM |
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I use PHP/MySQL on Linux. I enter the path as a relative, e.g., ./products and it's working ok. However, using environment variable for the temporary folder does not work for me. Otherwise, it is working well. Hope this helps.
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